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Minister Joof Assures Safety of Gambian Domestic Workers to Saudi Arabia, Bids Farewell to First Batch

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By: Nyima Sillah The Minister of Trade, Industry, Regional Integration and Employment (MoTIE), Baboucarr O. Joof, assured the safety of the Gambian domestic workers while bidding them farewell to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, on Monday. The first batch that left on Monday 17th February comprised twenty-two (22) Gambian women. This would be followed by the second batch of twenty-three (23) expected to depart on 27th February 2025. During the farew…
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First Batch of Gambian Domestic Workers Leave for Saudi Arabia – Foroyaa Newspaper

By Assan Bah The first batch of Gambian domestic workers has on Monday left for Saudi Arabia as part of the bilateral labour agreement between The Gambia and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. According to a press statement from the Ministry of Trade, Industry, Regional Integration and Employment (MoTIE), the batch consists of twenty-two (22) Gambian women recruited as domestic workers in the Saudi Arabia, while the second batch of twenty-three (23) w…

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Minister Joof Assures Safety of Gambian Domestic Workers to Saudi Arabia, Bids Farewell to First Batch

By: Nyima Sillah The Minister of Trade, Industry, Regional Integration and Employment (MoTIE), Baboucarr O. Joof, assured the safety of the Gambian domestic workers while bidding them farewell to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, on Monday. The first batch that left on Monday 17th February comprised twenty-two (22) Gambian women. This would be followed by the second batch of twenty-three (23) expected to depart on 27th February 2025. During the farew…

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Gambia dispatches 22 domestic workers to Saudi Arabia

Held at his ministry’s conference room, the event marks the first deployment of workers under the agreement signed in 2023 and the second batch of workers comprising twenty-three (23) women expected to leave for Saudi Arabia on the 27th February, 2025. Minister Joof encouraged the women by emphasising the importance of this economic advancement opportunity and highlighted the government's commitment to ensuring their safety and well-being while …

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thepoint.gm broke the news in on Wednesday, February 19, 2025.
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